Nokia Lumia 800: started to roll out the software OS 7.10.8107

Network are multiplying in the last hours of the reports relating to the 'arrival of the software of the Nokia 800 Lumia, version 7.10.8107, which introduces several new features. To confirm the testimony of several users who are receiving at this time also joined Nokia UK with a tweet clarifying that the update process will continue for the next two weeks .

According to the information in the changelog, the latest release of the software have been introduced, among other things, the following changes:

• Fixed a bug that caused the disappearance of the virtual keyboard when typing
• Fixed an issue with syncing Google Account
• Introduced the ability to disable the sending of anonymous information relating to the access point and the cell-phone
• Revocation of certificates digital by DigiCert Sdn Bhd to resolve a security issue
• Fixed a problem with Microsoft Exchange Server 2003
• Fixed a problem with voicemail

It will be interesting to examine whether the update will bring further improvements in battery performance. The update can be installed via a PC using the Zune software. The actual availability may vary depending on the various geographical areas.

The market for used iPhone helps users, operators and Apple itself

AllThingsD reported an interesting research by Consumer Intelligence Research Partners (CIRP), which analyzed the impact of the secondary market of the iPhone , or that part of the iPhone that are used re-sold or given away when users switch to a newer model .

The survey has tracked the new consumers who bought iPhones since the launch of the iPhone 4S in October, found that 53% of these users has "revitalized" its old smartphone (no iPhone only) to the secondary market .

Of these old smartphones returned, the survey showed that well 49% of these are iPhone (models) , while 21% is represented by 15% from BlackBerry and Android devices. About two-thirds of these devices are given away, the rest re-sold.

And Apple? From all this there seems to gain nothing, in fact lose potential users. And it is not so. The sale of devices used to help the Cupertino company Apple ecosystem introduce new users , users who, in all probability, will buy an Apple product in the short-medium term.

So the secondary market represents a gain for virtually all : for users who are saving for operators that enable new users and for Apple, which is gaining new potential users.